I have had a "Sabre Solingen 142" made in Germany by the American Knife Co. since I was a kid. I don't know what it's worth. The fixed blade is a clip point design, has a medium belly 5 & 3/8" long, is non-serrated, and appears to have a decent amount of chromium as it has shown little rust over the years and cleans up well. The blade is set in the handle another 3 & 3/8". The aluminum-alloy looking handle frame has an angled & slightly rounded downward pommel with stag horn (looking) inserts mounted via rivet-like set pins resulting in a "hunter's knife" look. A curved tang is projected downward from the front of the handle but not upward. Is this enough information to provide me with an approximate worth? I imagine this is basically an inexpensive knife, but I would like to know anyway. I went to the American Knife Co. website, but it does not let me access anything other than viewing one or two of their products, none of which look like mine; nor do they indicate how I might contact them. Further, they do not say if they are located in Germany.
Your help in this matter would be appreciated. Thank you. Tom Ansberry, www.ansberry@ncua.gov
Your help in this matter would be appreciated. Thank you. Tom Ansberry, www.ansberry@ncua.gov
